St. Paul daily globe., 1887-11-28
MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber of Commerce.
AND GENE

On the local bosrd there was little activity,
especially during the early part of the ses-
sion. Receipts amounted to 46S cars here
and 26l at Duluth. Sellers were holding at
Yesterdays prices, but had trouble in
obtaining as much except on the No.
1 hard grade. The lower grades
are particularly dull and lower. Local stocks
are expected to show an increase of 720, 900
bu for the week. Bran and mill stpffs are
firm. Following are the closing quotations:
No l hard, November, in store, 7212c; De-
cember, III store, 12l2c; January, in store,
72S4c; May in store, 934c, o. t., 72l2c. No.
l Northern, November, i'll store, 7Ol2c;
December, in store. 7Ol2c; January, in store,
7Is4c; May, in store, 71s4c, o: t.. 7Ol2G11c.
No. Northern, November, in store, 6ol2c;
December, in store, 66I2c; January, in store,
67s4c; May, in store, 7324c, o. t., 67e.
Sales included-5O,O bu December No.
hard. 75Is075s4c. Car lot sales by samples
20 ears No. L hard, 72s4c;- ; cars No. 1
hard, 73c; 3 cars No. l hard, delivered, 73c;
cars No. 1 hard, 72I2c; . ears No. Nor
thern, 7GI2c; 80 cars No. l Northern, 71e;
3 cars No. l Northern, o. l., 71c; l car No.
o. l., 71l2c; l car No. 2 Northern, 66c;
l car No. . Northern, delivered, Csc; 10
cars No. Northern, Csc; cars No.
Northern. Csc; . cars No. Northern. 69c;
l car No. 3, 63c; / car No. 3, 65c; car
No. 3, o. t.. 67c: cars rejected, &c; 1 car
rejected, Gle; cars rejected, 60c; 3 cars
rejected. f. O. b.. 63c; l car sample, zoe; 1
car no grade. with transit, Gle; l ear No.
oats O. l.. 24I2c; l car No. 8 white oats. 25c.
FlOur-The Market Record says: This mar
ket is firm and orders were reported TO be
more numerous. Millers have been in most
cases trying TO secure an advance on Hour IN
Eastern markets equivalent TO the rise III
wheat here with the rise in freight rates.
That would call for basis of about $3.50,
New England points. for patents and about
S.. 10 New York, and some DC less Baltimore
and Philadelphia. In a small
Uav This has been done. but
large buyers are still fighting this quotation.
Patents, sacks TO local dealers, S4.15@
l. 25: patents TO ship, sacks. car lots. S44r
4.l5; i'll barrels, 81 2564.35; delivered at
New England points. 500. 20; New York
points, SI9565.15; delivered at Philadel-
phia and Baltimore $4,000 30; bakers,
II. .45d3 TO : superfine. 81. S5@ 90; Red Dog,
sack, SI.45@1 90: Red Dog, bbls, S1.6O@
l.S5; rye flour, pure, cwt, Sl.1o; buckwheat
-four bbl, S5.50@6.
Bran and Shorts-Bran is very firm with
an extraordinary demand from New England
and other Atlantic points. New England
and New York buyers of feed. especially
have held back during the fall and held
their market about 81 ton below relative
prices here. resulting in bran going TO points
in Wisconsin. Iowa, Illinois and Southern
Minnesota where it has been consumed.
Now the East is without stocks and the deal
ers there are getting frantic, with the pros
pect of going into the winter without stocks.
sales. SI2613 -. Shorts. ST.. .50013.75.
Corn-Iield higher at 41042c o. {.
Oats-Sales slow at 24d pc for samples
The receipts have been in excess of the track
demand, and prices have dragged in spite OF
the rise at surrounding places.
Barley-This market is quiet and firm, with
an excellent demand for fine samples at 55@,
63c: common lots 4C@50c.
FlaX-Is in steady request at &c under the
Chicago market Sales at S1.15. Chicago,
SI21
Feed-Sales at s15@15.5O o. t.; s15.5O@
10 f. o. b.
Hay-This market is yet dull, with too
much poor hay offering at S5@7; choice
brings 81 .50GS.50 for wild. Timothy nom =
nal at Sll@l3.